when the earring is in its holder it droops down. How can you make a straight shot into the earlobe if the earring isn't straight in its holder?
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Play with the earring a little bit to make it straight. I would have to move it a few ways and it would work great.
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Nancy, the ring at the bottom of the picture goes over either the left or the right (you choose) ear piece of your glasses. You fold the ear pieces up, and the glasses hang from there. You can unfold them and put them on. I usually leave mine attached to the earpiece. If that bothers you, just slide the glasses out when you have them on and let the "necklace" lay on your chest.I've used the ones that clip on the ends of the earpieces but they ALWAYS break. I ran across one of these at WalMart and had the same question: How does this work? It works GREAT! As a plus, it's really hard to break. Nancy, the ring at the bottom of the picture goes over either the left or the right (you choose) ear piece of your glasses. You fold the ear pieces up, and the glasses hang from there. You can unfold them and put them on. I usually leave mine attached to the earpiece. If that bothers you, just slide the glasses out when you have them on and let the "necklace" lay on your chest.I've used the ones that clip on the ends of the earpieces but they ALWAYS break. I ran across one of these at WalMart and had the same question: How does this work? It works GREAT! As a plus, it's... » Read More Nancy, the ring at the bottom of the picture goes over either the left or the right (you choose) ear piece of your glasses. You fold the ear pieces up, and the glasses hang from there. You can unfold them and put them on. I usually leave mine attached to the earpiece. If that bothers you, just slide the glasses out when you have them on and let the "necklace" lay on your chest.I've used the ones that clip on the ends of the earpieces but they ALWAYS break. I ran across one of these at WalMart and had the same question: How does this work? It works GREAT! As a plus, it's really hard to break. « Show Less
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I pierce my own and I pop the hole and change the earring right after. It is fine if you put one right back in.
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You would need to remove all sections in order to accommodate your bangle(s). As for your earrings -- yes, the earrings will fall out on the top portion of the jewelry box unless you place a flat piece of packing material on top of the earrings to hold them in place. If if put your earrings in the lower section of box, they will not fall out.
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Unless the earrings are too heavy, they should be able to hold fine, in which case you can use magnet on both sides and attach earring to the front magnet for better hold. However, you may want to consider that your earlobe may start getting soar if worn for longer periods (30 mins?) due to strong pull, which you can probably try balancing by wearing heavier earrings.
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The rubber foam piece Is shaped like a doughnut, and what you do is center the rubber Over the middle of the earphone piece. You actually push down over the post and it will grab on in the center and pop back up where it will stay in place.
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A dremmel bit could make it work. As it is now, the headset hole is partially covered by the holster. It would be a simple fix I think.
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my ears are pretty small and they fit fine cause you gotta squeeze them first anyways, just remember to Pull gently on the earlobe to straighten the ear canal. pull it up and straight back for adults, down and back for children, then insert it, otherwise it will just bend and won't go in. hope i helped :)
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Stick something small down toward the tip and flip it up. Not sure why they designed it that way.
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what you mean adjust ? no it's a solid thing it won't bend if thats what you meant. just push down your ear and trim around the curvature :} i get more cut when i approach from the back of the ear ^^
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It comes with piercing earrings, you just load them in and it pops them through the lobe
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They kind of work like a hair barette. Bend them one way it opens up so you can slip over ears and then you push them gently and they close tighter to stay on.
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It's clamped on like earrings for ears not pierced...you tighten a small screw knob that clamps on to the spoke Ming815 answered on August 6, 2014
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No. You should follow the instructions properly. Apply drops to ear, let stand for time indicated, then take water bulb and tilt head towards sink and gently squirt the water into your ear canal. As you squeeze, the water automatically falls out because your head is tilted downward.
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There are the two upside down U shaped brackets that connect the ear cups to the head strap. The ear cups themselves pivot (up and down) in that U shapped bracket but the bracket only rotates (slightly) at the joint where the bracket meets the headstrap. I would say that there is maybe 30 degress of rotation that the bracket can travel through at that connection point. It's enough to make sure that the cups rest comfortably over the ears and against the side of the head. The point where the braket meets the head strap only rotates itdoes not really pivot. The cups will not fold up into the area beneath the head strap like some more expensive folding headphones. I hope this helps. There are the two upside down U shaped brackets that connect the ear cups to the head strap. The ear cups themselves pivot (up and down) in that U shapped bracket but the bracket only rotates (slightly) at the joint where the bracket meets the headstrap. I would say that there is maybe 30 degress of rotation that the bracket can travel through at that connection point. It's enough to make sure that the cups rest comfortably over the ears and against the side of the head. The point where the braket meets the head strap only rotates itdoes not really pivot. The cups will not fold up into the... » Read More There are the two upside down U shaped brackets that connect the ear cups to the head strap. The ear cups themselves pivot (up and down) in that U shapped bracket but the bracket only rotates (slightly) at the joint where the bracket meets the headstrap. I would say that there is maybe 30 degress of rotation that the bracket can travel through at that connection point. It's enough to make sure that the cups rest comfortably over the ears and against the side of the head. The point where the braket meets the head strap only rotates itdoes not really pivot. The cups will not fold up into the area beneath the head strap like some more expensive folding headphones. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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The rubber tip keeps it snug in your ear. There is also a plastic hoop that can be attached which will help keep it in.
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Possibly with a very steady hand or if the gem is on a flat surface. I discarded the one I bought and bought a very high powered Jeweler's loupe. Good luck.